Watch Angry Birds played with Christmas lights [Video]
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I get the feeling that many of you will be playing Angry Birds over the holidays on your new gadgets but I’ll bet that you haven’t decorated your house with these birds and pigs in Christmas light form.
Yes, Siri can play a piano, too
The folks at Yamaha figured out a way to get Siri to play a Disklavier player piano.
Apple gives internship to iOS concept designer Jan-Michael Cart

Jan-Michael Cart is best known around the Internet for working with MacRumors to create a concept design of the iOS Assistant, which would later become Siri on the iPhone 4S.
Android claims 40% of enterprise mobile web traffic

Internet security service provider, Zscaler, recently published some interesting usage data for the last quarter, including some insight into mobile browser usage.
Leak: Nokia Sabre, the second Nokia Windows Phone Mango device we know we’ll see next week

Earlier the week we got a sneak peak at the Nokia 800, codename Sea Ray, thanks to a set of press images that were leaked by the folks at PocketNow.
Better Business Bureau finally launches its iPhone app

“Better” doesn’t necessarily mean innovative or mobile as we can learn from Better Business Bureau, which has finally decided to launch a mobile app for iOS-based devices.
Hulu Plus gets support on nine more Android devices

Hulu Plus is adding support for nine more Android devices. No, it’s not yet universally available, but we’re a step closer to that dream.
73 percent of Americans text, but young adults are the most active texters

One thing we all know about the cell phone
world is people love to text and send e-mails, but did you know 83 percent of American adults own cell phones and three-quarters of them (73 percent) send and receive text messages? Well, according to the latest study by The Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project, this seems to be the case.
Big day for the mobile world tomorrow: Motorola Xoom, Captivate Froyo update, Sprint WP7 and maybe Thunderbolt?

February 24 is shaping up to be a weird day in that there is so much going on at once in the mobile space. The most anticipated Android tablet, the Motorola Xoom, is going to be available tomorrow. The tablet boasts some impressive specs, though it will be launching without Adobe Flash player, and it runs Google’s mobile OS designed specifically for tablets – Android 3.0 Honeycomb. The tablet is a bit pricey, though, at $599 with a two-year commitment and $799 without a contract.
Dialaphone signs deal to become official mobile partner of PDC
Online mobile phone retailer Dialaphone is proud to announce that they are the new Official Mobile Partner of the 888.com Premier League Darts, which will begin its 2011 season at The O2 in London on Thursday and run for the next 15 weeks.

